how to add header(.h) file in resource file (.rc)

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how to add header(.h) file in resource file (.rc)

hi,

I am getting below error when I compile an resource project in VC++ 2003.

error RC2104 : undefined keyword or key name: E_CANTCREATELIST

when I rearch about this keyword, I found its definition in one of the header file. please let me know how to add this header file information in above resource file to avoid above error.

Reagrds

Shiv




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how to add header(.h) file in resource file (.rc)

  • Ali Katouzian

     rudra_shiv wrote:
    [...]please let me know how to add this header file information in above resource file to avoid above error.[...]

    If you right-click on your .RC file in Resource View window, you will see the Resource Includes command, and then Read-only include directives field. I think this is the right place for custom #include directives.

     

  • vitich

    Try to add this definition to resource.h file. .rc file itself is managed by resource editor.

  • kzu

    What exactly is E_CANTCREATELIST Is it an ID of a control or resource If so, it belongs to resource.h, which, as Alex said, is included in the .rc file.

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